Tag: gdp

An official speaks on the projected revenue for 2021.

As the government searches for alternative sources of revenue, experts say the agricultural sector remains a promising area.

The budget was increased from N10.33 trillion presented by President Muhammadu Buhari on October 8 to N10.6 trillion

The official said contrary to speculations Nigeria was gradually slipping into a debt crisis, the country's debt profile is still ...

The growth defies World Bank and IMF projections.

The report, however, said levels of public debt continued to increase with several countries at a debt-to-Gross Domestic Product (GDP) ...

The president revealed this when he presented the 2019 budget estimates at a joint session of the National Assembly in ...

The recovery of Nigeria’s economy is set to become a dominant theme.

The report shows the growth in the adoption of digital services by government, businesses and consumers is having a positive ...

Overall, global wage growth declined to 1.8 per cent in 2017 from 2.4 per cent in 2016, according to the ...

An official says pick-up in the non-oil economy was also responsible for the predicted growth.

Nigeria ranked 29 with a score of 43.5 and a growth rate of 2.7.

Nigeria’s economy entered recession in 2016 but returned to positive growth in the second quarter of 2017.

The theme of the conference is ''Tourism Statistics: A Catalyst for Development”.

The minister cites new figures from the bureau of statistics.

The global body says Nigeria's economy is still vulnerable to shocks.

The GDP growth recorded was driven by growth in crop production, crude production and natural gas and more.

The official criticises the anti-grazing laws by some states.

The report also says African nations face major macroeconomic challenges.

“No doubt, 2017 was a remarkable year. A total of 198 reports were released.”

This represents the second consecutive positive growth since the emergence of the economy from recession.

Nigerian economy slipped into recession in 2016 after contracting for two consecutive quarters.

Mr Udoma attributed good news to success of the ERGP

“The good news is that there are presently many positive indicators in many sectors of the economy.”

Nigeria ended 2016 with a debt to GDP ratio of 18.6 per cent.